Re: Hiding usernames and passwords in URL

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1998

It keeps the original formatting. numero = 21104
interpreted = N
texte = Thanks Bob...but unfortunately I can't make the decision to upgrade to 4.0,therefore I am stuck with 3.0 for now. When you say let the browser carryit, do you mean through a link? i.e.---------->From: Bob Minor >To: >Subject: Re: Hiding usernames and passwords in URL>Date: Wed, Nov 18, 1998, 4:41 AM>>On 11/18/98 1:34 AM, Kimberly Wyrick wrote:>>>Forgive me for a stupid question, however throughout the documentation I've>>searched, I still can't seem to solve the problem I am having passing>>usernames and passwords...when passing a user's username and password from>>template to template via hidden input fields, is there a way that I can hide>>the [username] and [password] in the URL? Can someone please point me in>>the right direction?>>Why pass it at all. Let the browser carry it.>>If your running iis3.0 I recommend the upgrade to 4.0 it will allow you >to forgo the password issue.>>If your running on a mac then you don't have to permiate the >password/username.>>>Robert Minor>>___________________________________________________________________________>>CyberMill Communications voice >314-962-4024>8616 Joseph Ave >http://www.cybermill.com/>St. Louis, MO 63144 email: >webmaster@cybermill.com>___________________________________________________________________________>>Purveyors of fine Websites and Webhosting services.>>>>> Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

Re: Hiding usernames and passwords in URL (Bob Minor 1998)
Re: Hiding usernames and passwords in URL (Kimberly Wyrick 1998)
Hiding usernames and passwords in URL (Kimberly Wyrick 1998)
Re: Hiding usernames and passwords in URL (PCS Technical Support 1998)
Re: Hiding usernames and passwords in URL (Bob Minor 1998)
Re: Hiding usernames and passwords in URL (Bob Minor 1998)

Thanks Bob...but unfortunately I can't make the decision to upgrade to 4.0,therefore I am stuck with 3.0 for now. When you say let the browser carryit, do you mean through a link? i.e.[username]&password=[password]>---------->From: Bob Minor >To: >Subject: Re: Hiding usernames and passwords in URL>Date: Wed, Nov 18, 1998, 4:41 AM>>On 11/18/98 1:34 AM, Kimberly Wyrick wrote:>>>Forgive me for a stupid question, however throughout the documentation I've>>searched, I still can't seem to solve the problem I am having passing>>usernames and passwords...when passing a user's username and password from>>template to template via hidden input fields, is there a way that I can hide>>the [username] and [password] in the URL? Can someone please point me in>>the right direction?>>Why pass it at all. Let the browser carry it.>>If your running iis3.0 I recommend the upgrade to 4.0 it will allow you >to forgo the password issue.>>If your running on a mac then you don't have to permiate the >password/username.>>>Robert Minor>>___________________________________________________________________________>>CyberMill Communications voice >314-962-4024>8616 Joseph Ave >http://www.cybermill.com/>St. Louis, MO 63144 email: >webmaster@cybermill.com>___________________________________________________________________________>>Purveyors of fine Websites and Webhosting services.>>>>> Kimberly Wyrick

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Re: Hiding usernames and passwords in URL

1998

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